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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
Tne EARTHQUAKE Al TUCSON.
Tall BaiIaiaEs s~sssd ana Roeks Koiisd
Bown tie alousfnlns

IresoN, Ariz., May An earthquake
shock 81 2l- yesterday afternoon did con
siderable damage IN Tie Nay Of rocking
buildings sni CAUSED q panic smong ths
people, who rushed into the streets aud ran
frxnticaliy about Il was tie firsi earth
quake ever experienced here a iGmeang
noise accompanied the vibrations TIE
taller buildings saayed IS ii about 10 tOppie
over. The shock bad singular effect
upon the Santa osfaliua mountains. Great
masses fell from their sides al various
points and, falling s.Vjj feet 10
their base Seeding up volumes u
dust resembling the ySpors ofs volcano. a
prominent peak. known as tie old castle. a
land mark from time lmmemorial suddenly
disappeared from sight The vibrations
lasted about four minutes. and slight re-
currences OF the motion have been twice
felt since. After tie shock volcano sp-
peared in the total wreck mountains about
twenty miles south OF Tuscon. It's flames
brilliantly Illuminated the sky last night
anc the smoke arising from Il was visible
today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
DEATH OF ssv CHARLES WARD.
Fsuna Dead ss His Csen--i'- ReSldenoe-
a Cs.e 81 snlel,le nr Acrident.

Nev Yoss. May G-Re7 Charles Ward.
formerly rrcior OF g. Fauls Episcopal
Church a, Ene.ewco1. y J.. who shot him
self sua Bis wife and tried 70 XII bis little
daughter .ast FEBRUARY was found dead a.
tts reside ce - Judge Drew. ne kocklsnd
lake ate iais afternoon. Drew was his
counsel ard took Ward to bis house. An
empty bottle which bad contained hYdrate
rb'orsfe rss found hv Wsri siie. The
desd man VS. iu be habit 0f taxing fbe
mixture fo induce sleep and perhaps took
an ever dose Hs lately began proceedings
ior divorce The grand jury DID not indict
him t1F the shooting bat the case would
probably have been sctea upon shortly bat
for ihs clergyman death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
FOTHeRINGaaM FREE.
The Judge Orders Him Released or Ground
OF Want OF Jurisdietion.

OF Want OF Jurisdiction.
sr. LoUIs, No, May david FOthering-
han, the Adams Express messenger. who
has been on trial charged with being an
accomplice in the famous express robbery
on the san Francisco railroad last October,
was today acquitted. Upon the prosecution
resting their case, Jadge NOrmile called the
Jury up and instructed them 10 acQuit the
prisoner on the ground Of want of lurisdic-
ton. The prosecuting attorney asked the
court TO hold Fotheringham under bond to
answer any indictment that nigh, be
brought IA ST. Louis CouRty. but the judge
declared that he had no authority So 70 do,
and the defendant was discharged There
was al affecting scene ss the mother of the
acquitted messenger. with tears streaming
down her face. was claspe2 in his arms as
be stepped from behind the bars. Fother-
ingham's friends. among whom were the
best people Of the state, were present and
rendered him quite an ovation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

The Palmer bribery case al Jackson has
been adjourned indefinitely.
Ida Cssler. who escaped from tbe Adrian
Industrial school al Adrian April H., has
been sccaptured.
Jacob Sel.gmsn has dropped has csse OF
libel sgainsi the S2ginsw Jo.srstsl.
Mrs Sarah X. Hayes, al old resident OF
Kalamazoo. dropped dead yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

Wstsi<erox. May s-Tks President 20
dsy sppsintea wna n McIymsn. Coiisctor
q Customs fer he Disfrsrs ~ Nsrai lstia.
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wichita kss = so1 - sQasksT csr -
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thirty -f3Br raies ~ newlF ernsrrrctef
northern Fscisc rs.r5sa "a <s5snsfon
TsxFslszy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
VOLUME W.-NUMBER l22.
large D~aaser.sis saiss k>p.ssssa fssaa q
>e<sl-a, ~ shs stsss.

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Sd tsom sixfF see tesu sad esF e.seIisas
he'd Ia tbs stzss yesterday sn1 Ne rssaiss
sa3~ L4Ezs I'slasersisc <slss Ia al sett.aaS
a44ng ciz.es nsfel1fors rs.iaolf kepla.ic2n
having siestsc fkeT entire k'ensos fafEC
fieksts. l4lsysfts aBd oaelhFsiile taz lhe
nrst Ms ~ taeiF hlsloriss sies 81 iisE0a-
ersiic NaFors. forrs wrFs fss loc4i iss1es
"a ceasec ssDcs sa1 tie tsHsnsiznz were
si tie l<o psrries. A Nshaza. the bense
81 SPEAKER Sayre. the Dsmscrals IS ale !4Fge
g1Ias.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

tst st.ts fs. t.sAt
hsakfsses Nsr Fhs fiass e greatly
sssfied sser iAe ssaasn ssa sifsserseas sls-
sflezEsaes ~ . p 4. Bsiass. q pfeeslasss
druggist IA no~ tfsnspifes shst. uFsa a
longer issfing = ieHe'Y ife rs eifs dies
t9aF nenihs sso ohx has go8e sfieg =
yonnk adv who h&s Vonsgatei 50 eecoms
Ms ksider No
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

PursBURG. May 4.-Ths coke workers
strike for l2i per cent. advance ia wages
men are idle and not one Of 1900 ovens 10
the Conneilsville region are IA operation.
The struggle promises 20 5e prOtrscted and
bitter. Everything - quiet, however. and
no trouble is anticipated unless an attempt
IS made 70 tfl the places Of the strikers win
imported men
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

By special permission the Fifth Avenus
Theatre Company presented 'Esmersldh
at the Wonderland yesterday 30 large audi.
enots. The play viii be repeated this after.
noon and evening
4 Crane engagement 81 Powers tomorrow
snd Saturday evenings began yesterday
There vss = large demand. and the drvi
cofsedisus. who sre espec al fsTofites bere
VIII play = magnificent business.
I'VE. Ts 4 Co drew large audience n
Powers last evening snd the same roilick
inr. foly fan 81 the piens conYuisei evsfV.
one witt lsaghief Mesisyef. Hsv
Theresa Vaughn ard other members ~ fh'
company receifed deserved sfpisuee. and
I'VE. fs 4 Co" can always b assured q
full houses IA Grand Kspids.
John J. Sui'iTan. with whom po iiviuf
mar CAT successfully compete - ths vsgs
o. rsTsonsi hstils - . pug isi sp4es7t q
Ee3mDnas opera House tvs eTsniLg a.
ceuEHnlet hV biS sisr comhlunfl0u .
athletes under PA 1beedrs management
This r ne only flssnce - Pee tniiiesn. ~.
champion II cbesnrious Sieve Ieviof. o.
champion. Geo. u Hsuds 100 fRuuon Jo,
Carroll Bob Turnbuil hks 5uirsn Daf
MrrF.hv sn5 Jos McKem. These So al
renowned masters of fhe So I'D 'Elsn +
Frf esd fhs exhibition w. s9rrc fhs
lowers of this and ei sport t.ie best oisris'
r.re..f..c
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
Arwsssse pss,a

sAstlttft W fss nt,t sssz ffss4a
LtpsSsros. Nay a.-Wm Rbe3ss.
fkrmef living near this city, While la = ssw
mill At scoltsvlls was caught ca q shsn
ard bad h,s isx torn eaurey from bis
e1dy lie was removed 80 AIS home bat
died before medical All could bs secured
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

WssarSsraS. Mag After calling on
the President snd Ms. Cleveland today.
Queen Napsoiani ani her party remained
at thsir apartments - the Arlington until
M-s Cleveland A. 2 o'clock. reiurued The
call anf ecrmsilv asksi the Queen and Der
suifs - dire st the Presidents mansion
en- Frfda~ sverfnx. All he 1aninet aides
tnf urs. Eare called with Mrs Cleveland
Lsrer in fhe afternoon TIE Queen and hsr
rsr-v entered esFriarps ard drove - various
roinfs 81 interest In the city. Tonight Mr..
Garter. SIZE Haraiisn Minister gave a
cinner aai reception AZ the legation resl-
cerce 30 sfe Queen sn3 suite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

PHGSix. Ariz. May Am earthquake
shock was experienced here at $40 ,. m.
yesterday. Clocks were stopped end build
ings swayed perceptbly. The vibrations
were north.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
Runbiings and Explosions.

CESTEFyILIE. Col, May A severe
earthquake shock, preceded by series OF
rumblngs and dull explosions. was felt here
a. PIP yesterday morning. The direction
was from north TO south.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

ff-seeftt ~ Tat ftsftettrtfssen-
MkR2rxTrE, Nsy 4-St Iznsce-Ar-
river. ferry Crystlsr. schooner Geo. Sher-
man. propeller Cisg Of Dulath Depsriegf-
-tssnaes Wetnsore. with barge Brunette
loaded rifh iron ore FOR Cleveland pro
ard clear.
Hiexier sn6 Green commenced operations
% the new icck today iA9yn-T Turs
rossRr Steamers Colonial. ~p~calsfor.
Continental tsrsne He iand Maxnetic
Propeller VANDERBILT Clesre1 do~n-Pra
pNws Ae>ssnxer. Asna1s n, tax 6laas-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

GtoBE. Ariz., May 4.-At3ll p. m yes
terdsy an earthquake shock, lasting fol
twenty seconds. was felt here. The Indians
were greatly terrified
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

The Hoyey Plaster Company Is preparing
70 sink a wei near the mills on tie West
side, and = syndicate IS forming FOR iht
purpose ~ sinking tesi well on the West
side In Tie vicinity ol Ieanarl -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
Na,irn-lan olsn-


ftst.tss eN<s.s
MAkeuErfs. Nay s-Navigsiion : fully
opsned here. si S. Isnacs and the sauls
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

The fenns fecres eazue. Of the Foun
tn Strser Church. give a literary pro
g-em1ue teis evening n The lecture room.
Music. psners on missionary verk ia for
een lsnts ard the Essfee F5eaaf oil %
- sttracfions and All are inysfsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
LArE nICnIGAN srEcIALs.

HoUSHroS May i-Chss. Hicks WAS
killed In tae Franklin mine Ibis afternoon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-04

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Wcrb6eutiden 9lchb bic 9feife iber's
Meer fiber unb gut 5urtdgeJest. @es
gen preiie unb t~ueiterer Snfprmaticn
menbe fnon 'Hh an
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-08
CONSuNIIEIIPElT1IT0M.

which is Scrofu1oEs Disease OF the LunEg.
IS promptly and certainly arrested and cured by
this God-given remedy, if taken before the last
stages Of the disease ore reached. From its won
derful power this terribly fatal disease whers
first ofs5ring this now celebrated remedy TO the
public, DR.. PIERCE thought seriously Of calling il
his Consumption Cu-G," but abandoned
that name as too limited for u medicine which,
from its wonderful combination Of tonic, or
strengthening Alternative, or biood-ceansing, anti
bilious PICTORIAL, and nut-ftive properties, is
Inequaled, not only a remedy tcl consumption
81 the lungs, but for 81
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
ADULTERATEO FOOD.
Startling Revelations Made by the Agrl-
cultural Department..

cultural Department.
The chemists of the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington have been
conducting an investigation in the mat
ter of food adulteration, with results
which are not calculated to add to the
peace and internal comfort of people
who live by eating. 1t was found that
the great amount of adulteration is
practiced in the preparation of spices
and condiments. OF twenty samples
of ground cloves examined, only two
were pure. The others had been pol
luted by the addition of Glove stems,
allspice and husks of various kinds. OF
eight samples of cayenne pepper, only
one was pure. Of ten samples of
mustard. none were pure. Ten samples
of allspice were examined, eight of
which were pure. OF ten samples OF
ginger, four were pure. Only one out
of thirteen samples of black pepper was
found to be what it purported to be.
Cayenne pepper, black pepper husks
and mustard bulls were used to give
flavor and pungency, while body
was supplied by ground beans and
rice, and colored by charcoal. The
report mentions Il spice-grinder who
managed in the course of a few months
to make use of five thousand pounds
of cocoanut husks in his business. In
some cases the spurious matter was
found to compose twO-thirds of the
whole compound examined.
Other facts WILL doubtless be revealed
even more startling than those here
given. Spices and condiments are not
among the essentials of human food.
and adulteratiOn here would perhaps
be lighter offense than in other and
more important articles of cOnsump-
ton. But the evil seems to be on the
increase, and unless something can be
done To check it, there will be nothing
left in the markets which is not cor
rupted by vile and injurious adultera-
tons. The last Congress passed law
imposing severe restrictions upon the
manufacture and sale of spurious but
ter, but there is also doubtless tenfold
more injury to health resulting from
the use of adulterated tea, coffee, sugar
and spices than is caused by the use of
oleomargarine. 1t was right enough
to enact the law regulating the sale OF
imitation butter, but there is quite rs
much need of protection against other
fraudulent articles prepared for human
food. The wholesale poisoning now
carried on in the name of legitimate
business ought to be stopped if it is in
the power of the law to do tn T.
Observer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
Cigarette Smoking.

A young man recently died in New
York, presumably from the effects OF
cigarette smoking. The evil effects OF
such habit arc well known to physi-
clans, but, Notwithstanding the warn
ings that have been published, the
habit seems to be spreading, not only
among young boys, but also among
men of ripper years whom one would
think had better sense. People who
smoke cigarettes do more smoking
than those who use cigars or a pipe.
They inhale the smoke, which is
charged with nicotine, and this lodges
on the lungs. The fresh air which is
beneficial to the human system is ex-
cluded, and the blood becomes poi
soned. The poison reaches the heart,
rs il did in the case of this young man.
and the cigarette smoker in time has
heart disease, which ultimately results
in death. Some suppose that the
paper wrappings of cigarettes do the
mischief, but such is not the case. The
paper may contain poison, but this
poison is not as dangerous as The nico-
tine. 1t would be blessing Ia human
ity if some law were passed to suppress
the manufacture of the deadly cigar
ettes.-Deniorest' Monthly.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
How to Boil Water.

What IS the reason that a cup of tea,
made from the best brands. is so often
insipid, and coffee-Mocha and Java
miXed-after passing through the
ordeal of preparation. presents itself as
a nauseating compound? This, too, III
spite of the emphatic assertion that the
water was boiling, actually boiling
till it ran over" Charles DelmonIco
IAN undisputed authority thus explains
the mystery: The secret is in putting
good. fresh water into neat kettle,
already quite warm. and setting the
water to boiling quickly. and then
taking right off to use in tea, coffee OF
other drinks, before it is spoiled. TIC
let it steam. simmer and evaporate.
until the good water is all in the at
mosphere. and the lime and iron dregs
left in the kettle-bahi that is What
makes a good many people sick. and il
worse than no water at all CASIssG0S
al Fork
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
FAaM AND HOUSEHOLD.

-Case.-Three eggs, one cup OF gu
gar. four tablespoonfuls of water. a
pinch of salt, one cup of -four and two
te;.spoonfdis of baking powder sifted
with the flour. This is good baked in
layers and spread with cocoanut.-
Household.
Potato and Corn Muffins.-Two
cups of cold mashed potato; two cups
of sweet milk; two eggs. well beateni
two cups corn meal or enough for a
batter. Soften the potato with the
milk. working out all the Jumps; then
stir in corn meal till the batter is just
thick enough to drop easily from the
spoon; add the whipped eggs and beat
hard Drop into the gem pans. oiled and
hot. and bake in an even oven from
twenty to thirty minutes. Boston
Budget.
1t is difficult says Belgian jour
nal. 20 distinguish between iron and
steel tools. having as they do the same
polish and workmanship. though use
will commonly show the difference;
but to make the distinction quickly it
is only necessary to place the tool upon
Il stone and drop upon it some diluted
nitric acid, four parts water to one OF
acid. and if of iron the tool will remain
clean, while if of steel it will show
a black spot where touched with the
acid. -Erchan9e.
To Cook Reed and Other Small
Birds.-After picking and cleaning the
birds put lump of butter the size of
hickory nut in the belly, then roll
them in the yelk of an egg, then in
bread crumbs. tie them and truss them
on the bird-spit, haste them well.
While they are roasting sprinkle bread
crumbs over them. They will cook in
fifteen minutes with quick fire. Gar
nish them with sliced lemons. If
broiled they are very nice served on
toast Exchange.
-ParsnIps.-Wash, scrape and cut
in slices half inch thick; have half
pint of hot water with a tablespoonful
of butter in a skillet, put in the par
ships. season with salt and pepper,
cover closely, and cook until the water
is boiled away. Do not let it burn.
watch closely for this purpose. By
this means the parsnips will be of Il
creamy brown. Parsnips may also be
boiled till tender in kettle. then
sliced and placed in the oven till
Drowned. Farm, Field and iStOcknlGn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
Where We Get EPSON Salts.

EPSON salt is the name given in
pharmacy to the hydratcd sulphate OF
magnesia. which was obtained over
two hundred years ago by evaporating
the waters of some mineral springs at
EPSON, England. Sea water was after
ward found to contain it, the brine re-
manning after the separation of the
common salt consisting of the sulphate
of magnesia and the chlOrides of mag
nesium and calcium. 1t was readily
obtained by collecting the first crystals
which formed and washing them with
q strong solution of the same salt. An
excellent quality is manufactured al
Baltimore and in this city from the
mineral magnesite, silicious hydrate
of magnesia. which is found in the SER.
pentine of this region. The mineral,
reduced to powder, is dissolved in sui
phuric acid. The product, after dry
ing. is calcined in order to decompose
the sulph;lte of iron. II is then dis
solved in water. and any iron present
is precipitated by sulphuret of lime,
The crystals of sulphate of magnesis
are separated and dissolved again to
complete the purifcation.-PhssGdsE
phia Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03
LOVES ROSE.


do love him. asked the maiden,
With her face all dyed
BY some gentle roseate bushes
Which tn lilies could not hide
Idly pulls she there the petals
or full-blown crimson rose;
And. retaining heart all golden,
To the wind each petal throws.
Soft she whispers, "Oh, my darling!
I do love thee fond and dear;
Sweetheart, every tone is precious, ::
but live when thou art near.
VIII be thine own, my darling!
Oil dare not be thy bride.
For I have a stronger passion
Than my love; men call it nride.
''Corid he foster my ambition,
Let me rule. very queen,
'Clothc my form in costly raiment.
Deck me with the diamonds shecnf
1 am beautiful, they tell me.
And must have royal power;
Love. il can not last forever,
1t is but Il rapturous hour.
~s'Yet, my love is oh so gentle!
And the smiles that light his eyes
Make me feel when l am near him
That dwell in Paradise.
Still yearn for glittering glory,
am vassal to my pride;
Yes, love my darling fondly,
But may noS be his bride"
So she plucked the rose half idly,
With the only petal left:
Tossed afar the heart ali golden,
And OF flowers stood bereft.
After years she stands q woman;
Sweeping robes OF satin-sheen
Fifty frame the splendid picture
or this careless, naughty queen.
Proudly curve the lips of carmine,
CLOVIS the luster OF the eyes,
Shining dusky as TWO storm-clouds
That have crossed blue summer skies.
Diamonds flash like brilliant meteors,
Sparkle with their witch-like glow,
Poppies deck the scornful bosom.
And their languor DER her throw.
But oh amid that pomp and splendor,
She would give her life to-day
To live over but that hour
When she threw her rose away.
Bertha MdT I0Ory, in Current.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03

-".NIr. Shortweight, your partner
has just fallen down the elevator well
and broken his neck" Dear, dear.
you don't tell me? And wen have tc
close the store all day of tine funerG
right in the beginning of the busy sea.
son. do believe have more trouble
than any man in this world that trie
70 do right 4nrdc.:e
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-11-03

The freight and the shadows chased
each other on the wall and left Horse
shoe in one deep shadow. SO the old
man could not see iiim tremble a little
only little. but good deal for a
NAM Ike Horseshoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-16
Oppe / Bulferne bapbe Be lapet iitano

Oppe ! Bulterne baube be lapet iitani
ct Sla9s Telt at Sjaler Os Tepper.
San9et llutteoe, - 6oriamlinsel
peg arbgois tifiioe, % en- ,bsi mage
Manb leoebe en- buibfleot uns 8ise mel
mob 8anoet. 9an penbte Bliffet moi
9immelen, os / bet rboifjesseoe aluor
lise Gniist funbe ri tpbelis siennen
&ifferten ie bet fanatiife l1btrpf. 9ans
2%eoiaserife ipntes / ftart Sinosbepaeels
e at lene fig ensftelis op til bam. Gao
patleoe be besse ub / 8anbet til mib1
op paa 2ipet. gun bpjebe pbmpst So.
peoet, meoens Manben lpftebe 9aanber
bit oper benbe.
Den bpibtflebte &uinbeffiffelie / Sri.
ninsens imuffe Beoeselie os Manbens
traftise platiife 5tiqiug ube i bet ipeil=
blanfe ganb - Menneitens inbe pao
Stranoen % bet pafre solbelfinnebe
2anoifab bar al ftor maleri1f 8irtnina
: leg p,l lite fOrlsse at beifriue bet meo
8enneu.
Meo itert % bbitioeli9 Stemne ubz
talte Manben Daabsformularen: letter
bin esen 8efienoelie us Dor 9erre Seiu
&riiti 8efalins bpber ies Sig i Sub
Jaoers, Spns Os ben !9e0is Nanoes
Naon". Derefter tos ban benoe ON
2iuet o9 uelteoe benoe bpbt neo unber
Sanof laben.
Salmelansen lpo after, ct Sial blep
ilaaet ON ben nnse Yise, os siennem
5taren, Der otter trats fig erbsois til
base, fOripanbt bun Gag 9epperne os
8u1ferne.
@aa Tom Der en- Yise til, iaa after
en- os tililut en- sanite Jung @ut, Der ale
s%jennemsit ben famine geremoni.
Ut 45ar Qerrer 1too Ht9rbeoen %
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